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Through open records laws Team 10 accessed 100 good cause statements submitted to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department this year.In handwritten and typed out personal letters, people described why they want a CCW.One applicant wrote: "I am a co-owner of six rental units in a high-crime area of Escondido. As a property owner, my obligations include performing repairs and maintenance on the units. This typically entails transporting tools and equipment to the property, day or night, to complete the work and I am often alone. Given the location of the property and the fact that I often carry equipment that is highly valuable, I find myself in very dangerous situations where unscrupulous people can target me for robbery and/or criminal attack."Another wrote: "Based on the fact that I am the public face of the meetup group as well as someone who has been in the Bitcoin/cryptocurrency space for a long time, it is more likely for an attacker to target me compared to other members of the group. Also, the risk of an attack occurring rises as the value of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies rises, since an attacker would consider someone's Bitcoin/cryptocurrency holdings to be of greater value after a value increase. With the recent significant rise in the value of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the risk of being attacked has risen significantly as well. Because of this, I am afraid that I will be killed, injured or robbed. For this reason, I respectfully request that I be granted a concealed weapons permit."A father wrote: "Due to the reasons above, my family and I are sometimes compelled to wait before exiting the car or exiting the house due to suspected or obvious criminal activity on the street. There have been situations where I have even withdrawn due to concerns over my children's safety. One example was an incident that involved an unknown individual, who walked out of his car behind me, started banging on the driver's side window of my vehicle, and proceeded to yell and try to open my vehicles doors. Could not hear what exactly this person was saying to me as he was yelling uncontrollably and it startled my family so much that they were crying in fear of their lives. Luckily, I was able to quickly drive away and due to some traffic up ahead he was unable to follow me. If I were armed, I would still withdraw, but I am concerned that someday there could be a situation in which I didn't see the warning signs and didn't leave the scene in time, or I could not gather my children and leave in time to avoid danger."A business owner working as a contractor for churches wrote: "I had already locked the door to the church. I was outnumbered and I'm medically unable to run. I have a handicap badge. I was also carrying a substantial amount of cash. As they got closer one youth yelled, 'What do you have there, old man?' I said, 'Church books.' Just as I said that a car pulled up outside the church parking lot and someone yelled to one of the youths. Luckily that diverted their attention in that direction and they headed toward the vehicle. I quickly left. Very unnerving situation." 3134

This Court ... is simply not firmly convinced of the defendant's guilt, he wrote in his 30-page decision. "Agonizingly, this Court has (pored) over the evidence again and again," including the video footage "innumerable times." 227

There are more people driving more miles since the Great Recession, but that doesn't explain why red-light deaths are increasing at a faster rate, said Brian Tefft, senior researcher for the AAA Foundation. He said he suspects distracted driving played a role, as did traffic lights that weren't timed optimally, perhaps with a yellow caution cycle that's too short. 366

These days, the parking lot is filled with more tourists than golfers. "People mention it looks like a cow pasture.  It's weeds, it's dirt," Vallas said.  "t's heartbreaking, not just for me, but for the generations of people who grew up learning how to play golf on that course.""I learned to play golf with al abrego here at presidio in the early 50s.  It was a wonderful, vibrant junior golf program," said Carol Hartson-Jensen of Mission Hills.She got her first tournament win at presidio and went on to become a California State Junior Golf Champion.  Golf greats like Phil Mickelson practically grew up on the course and Tiger Woods won his first junior championship here.Amid the sea of disrepair...the Carillo Adobe has become the Pro Shop.  It's the oldest standing residence in San Diego and a registered landmark."And right now, it's being used to sell potato chips and bottled water," Vallas said."Friends of Presidio Hills Golf launched last year.  Together with the community, they raised million to redevelop the course, but last month, the city threw out the proposal.  "I just don't understand why this effort isn't being considered.  It's a good, solid effort with financial backing.  It's not asking the city for anything," said Hartson-Jensen.She says according the original gift from George Marston in the 1930s, the land can only be used for a golf course.  She wants to give future generations the chance to get on the links and learn the sport she loves so much."There needs to be a small course that's affordable for families to come out and play," she said.And with few pitch and putt courses left....  "This is really a treasure." The current operation Justine Lee says he has a development plan and is waiting for the city to make a decision before it can be improved.The city's Real Estate Assets Division tells 10news all proposals were rejected based upon questions and concerns that were not adequately addressed, but they did did not elaborate.  They plan to re-advertise the Request for Proposals (RFP) in the next two months. 2183

Trump also addressed the comments made in recent days by the newest member of his legal team, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. 135